Seattle · UV · Vertical rig
Secondary ref · not a client install
On-site in the Puget Sound
Seattle · Bellevue · Redmond · Kirkland · Tacoma corridor
What we print on
Texture, coating, and moisture still rule every job. This grid is the shorthand; your wall gets a real compatibility check before we lock pricing.
How it works
No vinyl sheets, no wallpaper paste, no hand-painting. A rail-mounted inkjet moves across your wall and lays down UV-cured ink that bonds permanently to the surface.
Longer walkthrough on YouTube.
A rail system mounts to or near the wall — setup takes under an hour, no permanent fixtures.
Your artwork is loaded into the print controller. We handle file prep, scaling, and color management.
The printer moves in precise vertical passes. UV-curable ink bonds to the surface and cures instantly — no drying time.
Rails come down, the wall is ready immediately. No lamination, no wait, no lingering fumes.
Who we work with
If your space has walls and a brand, we can turn one into the other. These are the kinds of businesses we work with most.
Motivational graphics, brand identity, and photo-worthy workout zones that members share on social.
Feature walls that set the vibe and get shared on Instagram — printed directly on brick, concrete, or drywall.
Brand storytelling, wayfinding, and culture walls that impress clients and energize teams.
Immersive brand rooms and seasonal graphics installed in hours — swap campaigns without repainting.
Signature lobby art that elevates perceived building value and makes a statement from day one.
Spirit walls, donor recognition, and campus wayfinding at scale — durable enough for high-traffic hallways.
Example work
Real-world moods—lobbies, retail, stairwells, full-height exteriors—showing what direct-to-wall UV printing can look like when the file and surface are dialed in.
Before & after
We only show before and after from the identical space(same camera angle when possible). That library is still growing as we finish Seattle and Eastside installs—we're not padding it with unrelated stock.
When you're ready, we'll light this section up with documented Puget Sound walls— empty drywall or patch-out, then the same surface with your print.
Book a site visitPlanning work in Seattle, Bellevue, or the Eastside? We'll scope prep, access, and proofing on your wall.
Why us
Wall printing is one tool among many—here’s how we compare on the details that matter to facilities and brand teams.
Pricing guide
Every wall is different. These bands help you budget; your final quote locks after photos or a site visit confirms measurements, access, and finishes. As a planning anchor, a lot of interior work we scope lands around $18–25/sq ft of graphic area when art is print-ready and the wall is cooperative—texture, lift, design time, and rush move that number. If you have a small, honest scope—think a couple of hours on wall—we won't invent a faux minimum just to pad the ticket.
From ~$500
Tight, print-ready work we can finish in a short visit—small graphics, touch-ups, or a modest panel when access is simple and prep is minimal. Travel and site realities still apply; we'll say no if the scope isn't a fit.
$2.5k – $6.5k
One hero wall with print-ready art—think roughly **10–18 ft × 8–10 ft** (~80–180 sq ft). Many jobs in this bucket land near **~$18–$25/sq ft** of graphic on straightforward drywall before lifts or heavy design.
$8k – $22k
Multi-panel stories, color-managed proofs, lift or after-hours access. Typical for HQ refreshes and flagship retail.
Custom
Phased installs, facility documentation, and optional retainers as you add sites.
Quick estimator
Math starts near $18–25/sq ft of graphic area (width × height), then surface, design, lift, and rush adjust it. Output is a planning range only—we lock real numbers after photos or a walkthrough. Half-day scopes with a tight brief can still land in the hundreds—we won't force a big minimum on a small wall.
Ranges are estimates for planning—not a binding offer. Contracts and signed proposals govern scope.
Process
We review your wall, timeline, and creative direction—photos, plans, or an on-site walkthrough in Seattle or the Eastside.
Color-managed proofs, a substrate compatibility check to confirm your wall is print-ready, and a clear install plan so facilities and marketing stay aligned.
The vertical printer mounts on a rail system, moves in precise passes, and lays UV-cured ink that dries instantly. Most single-wall jobs finish in a few hours — no drying time, no fumes.
Punch list, care notes, and optional maintenance schedule. UV-cured prints need zero cure time — the wall is ready to use immediately. We want it to look intentional on day 300, not just day one.
Service area
Core coverage includes Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Tacoma corridor. Projects elsewhere in Washington ship with travel built into the proposal—no mystery fees.
FAQ
Straight talk on substrates, access, and schedules—so your facilities team sees us coming.
It's a rail-guided print system that moves vertically across your wall, laying down full-color, UV-curable ink that bonds directly to the surface and cures instantly—no vinyl, no wallpaper, no hand-painting. Think of it as a large-format printer that uses your wall as the canvas.
Vinyl is a printed film that gets glued to the wall. Over time it can peel, bubble, and show seams — especially on large walls or textured surfaces. Direct-to-wall printing has zero seams, works on rough surfaces like brick and concrete, and produces a finish that looks painted on because it literally is.
Interior prints with UV-cured inks typically last 7–10+ years with normal wear. Exterior prints with a protective clear coat are rated for 3–5+ years depending on sun exposure and weather. We specify finishes based on your wall's traffic and environment.
Yes — that's one of the biggest advantages over vinyl. The printer adjusts its head distance to follow surface contours. We run a substrate test to confirm ink adhesion before committing to a full print. Brick, CMU, concrete, stucco, and sealed wood are all fair game.
Most painted drywall, sealed concrete, and many commercial wall finishes work well. Rough brick, heavily textured stucco, or unsound paint may need prep or a different approach—we'll tell you honestly after photos or a site visit.
For tall walls we coordinate lifts or scaffold when needed. Fees depend on building rules, after-hours access, and parking. We quote this up front so there are no surprises.
Small projects often finish in a day; larger or multi-wall programs can run 2–4 days including protection, print passes, and QC. Rush timelines are sometimes possible—ask early.
Outdoor work needs UV-stable inks/materials and weather considerations. Many of our Seattle installs are indoor office and retail. If you need exterior durability, we'll specify accordingly.
Yes. Bring agency files, brand guidelines, or a napkin sketch—we can produce print-ready art, color proofs, and on-wall mockups when the project needs it.
Clear an 8–10′ buffer at the wall when possible, confirm power nearby, and share building rules (noise hours, dock booking). We'll send a checklist with your proposal.
Yes—when you supply official vector artwork (from your brand guidelines or design partner). We’ll size it for viewing distance, match brand colors, and if you want pattern or color behind it, we’ll design a backdrop that doesn’t compete with the mark. We don’t recreate third-party trademarks from scratch.
Open Wall ideas in the site menu (/create)—it’s a simple mood sketchpad with visual style cards and logo-friendly starters. Output is inspiration only; production jobs still get proper file prep from us.
Share photos, floor, and deadline—we’ll respond with next steps. We reply within one business day.